An (eventual) huge growing philodendron. Leaves can reach a length of over 2 feet, overall plant height ??? Very vigorous, very aggressiv...Read Moree, requires a large sturdy totem. Not suitable as a long term houseplant
This should probably be named 'albo maculata' instead of albo variegata. It exhibits the more commonly seen form of 'splotched' type vari...Read Moreegation, but also has the 'paint-splattered' speckles of white variegation (maculated) over-lying the entire leaf.This is almost always sold as Philodendron Ilsmannii, which it is not. This is a 'sport' which was discovered in Mexico. It has yet to be properly classified.The leaves are 'hastate', so I am describing it by its latin descriptive for purposes of distinguishing it from other variegated philos similar in appearance.
I allowed this to grow out of it's planter, and of course the leaves and vine went from petite to huge. It would undoubtedly become inva...Read Moresive and take over a large area, climb over the wall and into my neighbors yard if I didn't chop it back every few months, but I keep it in a semi-contained area and do like the lush look and contrast to other plants in the area...
An (eventual) huge growing philodendron. Leaves can reach a length of over 2 feet, overall plant height ??? Very vigorous, very aggressiv...Read More
This should probably be named 'albo maculata' instead of albo variegata. It exhibits the more commonly seen form of 'splotched' type vari...Read More
Also called Elephant Ear Philodendron. Originates from Brazil. Variety of common, non-variegated species. A great houseplant in hanging pots.
I allowed this to grow out of it's planter, and of course the leaves and vine went from petite to huge. It would undoubtedly become inva...Read More